AMD’s RX 6600 XT and upcoming RX 6600 could be some of the best 1080p graphics cards of their generation, giving Nvidia’s RTX 3000 graphics cards a run for their money in almost every game.
Intel and AMD are the two big names when it comes to desktop processors, but which should you pick? And which are the best CPUs for each manufacturer?
With each generation of CPUs often having two or more chipsets to pick from, choosing the right motherboard can be a little confusing. That’s where a chipset buying guide such as this can make all the difference.
There’s never been a better time to buy a PC with an AMD CPU but, to make the most of your money, you want to buy the CPU that’s right for you. That’s where an AMD CPU buying guide can come in handy.
AMD’s 4000 series CPUs seem so close you can smell them, but until then, their newly released 3000 XT series will fill the gap. These new chips are the improved XT version of their Ryzen 3000 X series predecessors and are aimed at enthusiasts who are craving that extra performance boost.
As much as Intel might claim its CPUs are best for gaming (and it certainly has a valid argument to make there) that’s not the whole story. AMD’s CPUs are some of the best gaming processors available today, and even its earlier generations of Ryzen CPUs are no slouch in all sorts of great PC games.
AMD’s third-generation Ryzen CPUs are some of the best processors ever made, offering fantastic single-threaded performance and even more impressive multithreading capabilities. With these new processors in mind, we examine which AMD CPU is the best for PC gaming.
With AMD’s new 3000 series CPUs and the launch of a new-generation of RDNA-based graphics cards, for the first time in a long time, one of the best gaming experiences you can have is with an all AMD PC.
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